Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Servlet Filters
> We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
> the web server. Is this possible? It seems to work for all files when I
> put the URL filter as "/" or "/*". But we're also looking to be
> We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
> the web server. Is this possible? It seems to work for all files when I
> put the URL filter as "/" or "/*". But we're also looking to be notified
> when a directory resource is requested. An example of this might b
Hi,
We're currently trying to move our web site from running IIS to hopefully
Orion and we've come across something in the servlet container that we're
hoping someone has seen or dealt with themselves before.
We want to use a servlet filter to intercept *all* requests that come into
the web ser
> Has anyone thought of writing a Mod_Rewrite clone using Servlet Filters?
> Using something like the Jakarta ORO regex package this should be quite
> doable?
>
> Any reason that wouldn't work? (I've never actually used Mod_Rewrite, just
> read about it).
I've do
Mike Cannon-Brookes wrote:
>
> Guys,
>
> Has anyone thought of writing a Mod_Rewrite clone using Servlet Filters?
> Using something like the Jakarta ORO regex package this should be quite
> doable?
>
> Any reason that wouldn't work? (I've never actually used
Guys,
Has anyone thought of writing a Mod_Rewrite clone using Servlet Filters?
Using something like the Jakarta ORO regex package this should be quite
doable?
Any reason that wouldn't work? (I've never actually used Mod_Rewrite, just
read about it).
Mike
